Episode #303: Jenn Garrett
Tania Khazaal (Tanya the Herbalist), CEO of Your Life Tania Khazaal—better known as Tanya the Herbalist—is a coach, creator, and community builder helping people reclaim health, purpose, and agency. After witnessing her mother’s decline on pharmaceuticals, Tania dove into herbalism, rebuilt her own well-being, and transformed a tea side-hustle into a seven-figure, mission-driven brand. Today, through CEO of Your Life and her She’s Empowered community, she champions faith, emotional resilience, and practical daily habits that create lasting change. In this episode, Tania shares how she shifted from corporate life and basement tea packing to digital products, courses, and coaching—while keeping her compass set on faith, family, and service. Her framework centers on four pillars (inner world/spirituality, lifestyle & well-being, relationships, and vision/legacy) and a deceptively simple cadence: 18 minutes a day. Top Takeaways From crisis to calling: Her mother’s health battle sparked a deep dive into herbalism and holistic healing, leading to a purpose-led business. Product → platform: Moving from physical teas to ebooks, funnels, and courses unlocked scale and financial freedom. Four-pillar operating system: Inner world (faith), health, relationships, and vision—progress across all four creates durable happiness. Relationships matter: She spotlights estrangement as a “silent epidemic” and teaches emotional regulation over cut-off culture. 18 minutes a day: Small, daily commitments compound to ~100 hours/year—enough to change your health, business, and life. Ready to be the CEO of your life? Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42QHMV4EYW0 (search: “Clicks and Bricks Tanya the Herbalist”) Memorable Quote: “You can literally change your entire life in 10 years with 18 minutes a day.” Want to be a Guest on our Show? Apply Now Connect with Tania Linkedin Instagram Facebook
Episode #292: Chris Krimitsos
From small meetups to one of the world’s largest podcasting events, Chris Krimitsos is on a mission to help content creators grow, connect, and thrive. As the visionary behind Podfest Expo, Chris has turned a humble 13-person meetup into an international conference drawing thousands of podcasters, YouTubers, and media innovators each year. His story is proof that big things often start ugly—but with passion, consistency, and community, they can grow beyond imagination.
Episode #274: Shelly Norris
Shelly Norris is the co-founder of Corey’s Network Inc. and the mother of Corey, whose 2013 homicide ignited her mission. With 35 years in social work—spanning women’s shelters, adjudicated youth, the Missouri Department of Corrections, school systems, and sexual-abuse investigations—Shelly built a Kansas City–based nonprofit that delivers immediate support, advocacy, and practical services to surviving victims of homicide. Her story is a masterclass in channeling grief into action.
Episode #272: Dave Dee
Dave Dee, CEO of Sales Espresso, is a former professional magician who turned his passion for performing into a powerhouse career in sales training. Today, Dave helps entrepreneurs, professional service providers, and consultants craft and deliver high-converting presentations—teaching them how to generate leads and close sales through webinars and live events. His journey proves that performance and persuasion go hand-in-hand.
Episode #271: Steven Pope
Steven Pope is the founder of My Amazon Guy, a 300+ person, full-service Amazon agency. He’s an operator who grew from selling his first Magic: The Gathering card at age 12 to managing 300+ brands on Amazon. In this episode, Steven breaks down why Amazon is a never-ending optimization game, how real growth comes from traffic + conversion, and why “passive income” pitches are a dead end.
Episode #269: Alicia Pierre
Alicia Butler Pierre is the powerhouse behind Equilibria, a boutique operations management firm based in Atlanta, Georgia. With a background in chemical engineering and an MBA, Alicia transformed her knack for organization into a thriving business that builds operational infrastructure for fast-growing small businesses. Her journey from corporate process engineer to entrepreneurial trailblazer is a masterclass in following intuition and embracing risk.
Episode #268: Aarti Sahgal
Aarti Sahgal is the founder and CEO of Synergies Work, a nonprofit that bridges the opportunity gap between the disability community and the business world. As a mother and relentless advocate, Aarti has turned personal purpose into a national platform that helps entrepreneurs with disabilities start and grow real, sustainable businesses.
Episode #267: Jonathan Schneider
Jonathan Schneider is the co-founder of Moderne, a company that automatically modernizes source code and infrastructure configurations at massive scale. With deep roots from Netflix and the Spring Team at Pivotal, Jonathan explains how Moderne’s open-source “recipes” upgrade everything from Java and PHP to Terraform and Kubernetes—so teams can focus on building instead of chasing vulnerabilities and deprecations.
Episode #265: Jay Berkowitz
Jay Berkowitz is the Founder & CEO of Ten Golden Rules, an agency focused on internet marketing for law firms. In this Clicks & Bricks episode (#265), Jay traces his path from scaling eDiets.com to $40M in revenue to codifying timeless digital principles—the “Ten Golden Rules.” He breaks down what’s changed (and what hasn’t) in performance marketing, with practical, local-first tactics any service business can use today.
Episode #264: Gabe O’Neill
Gabe O’Neill is the founder of Digital Accelerant and the self-styled “Godfather of the Digital Business Card.” A lifelong builder—from early software systems to modern marketing tools—Gabe proves that a well-designed digital card can be more than contact info; it can be a full-funnel lead generator. His story resonates with any entrepreneur riding the roller coaster of sales, self-belief, and constant iteration.